Thank you all for your quick answers! I really appreciate that. I see that
many of you have taken your time to answer me asap. That's because I will
take the time to answer you one by one:

Steven Evans: scan over LAN network
Nicko Demeter: I telnet to the host in those ports and got nothing but it
seemed that one program was listening to these ports.
Mario Henley Becerril Geldis: that's what I am planning to do right now (it
was "bad" installed)
Jeremy: thank's for the examples
Juan Manuel Mouriz: that was it! I have a Slackware dist. but I installed
the portsentry recently and didn't noticed the presence... ;) (No te
preocupes por el ingl�s que se entiende perfectamente. El email hubiese
ayudado enormemente si lo hubiese le�do antes. Gracias de todos modos)
Nate: aren't they programmed for a MS environment?
C Gordon: these tools are really great! That's what I was searching for when
I noticed these opened ports. Do you know the official site of lsof?
H�kan Stensby: how does fuser work? I tried it with "fuser 12345/tcp" and
"fuser 21/tcp", etc. and got no results. Any tip?
B. Mac: When it's time to remember all the tools you learned, all the tools
you use, you just don't remember them like: netstat. It would have be a good
idea to use it. Now, I get no results with fuser...
Devon Ryan: no sockstat. netstat would have been the best. I don't know what
tripwire is, but I know what porsentry is, yes I know ;)
TD - Sales: I was in my own LAN...
Yiming Gong: I never heard that, too. But I got scared!! I don't have lsof
in my Slackware. Thanks anyway.
Iv�n Hern�ndez Puga: gracias!
Pied (Bugtraq): it was something like that. It was the network security
program called portsentry. It was listening to these ports. The prog. log
all the tries ;)
Leon: thanks!
Eric Schroeder: thanks but I have no lsof :^)


Again, thanks folks!



-----Mensaje original-----
De: R. Toma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: Mi�rcoles, 28 de Noviembre de 2001 18:16
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: ��I NEED HELP!!
Importancia: Alta


I scanned my homeserver for open ports and I found that I have the ports:

12345 NetBus
20034 NetBus Pro
31337 BackOriffice

open. Now, are these the famous trojans? I have linux, aren't they
programmed for a MS platform? How can I close these ports????

PLEASE!!!



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